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@egrrrrl8446 @littlegnome16 Novak never played a player of Norrie's level in any Masters 1000 then? An equally crazy statement

@no1gnossienne @littlegnome16 Who said ever? Of course he dud over 20 years. We are talking about all the weak players Binner has had to play in Masters. The list is miles long 😂😂

If Sinner wins Rome then he’ll complete the career 1000’s. Novak’s done it but it took him until he was 31.

@egrrrrl8446 @littlegnome16 Novak didn't play a weaker player like Norrie in a round of 16 match ever then?

@littlegnome16 Yeah it took him longer bc he had to beat Nadal and Federer, not Norrie and Lehecka 😂😂 And then he did it twice and almost three times except for Monte Carlo.

@mindthybusiness @littlegnome16 1 billionth of a gram of a banned substance that everyone knows he didn't take on purpose isn't a reason to win 5 ATP1000s in a row is it?

@littlegnome16 Novak didn’t fail a drug test multiple times and have every other player bow down to him

@Black_Wayfarer @TheTennisLetter If a majority of the top 5/10 did then whatever winner wouldn't be seen as legit and be looked down upon by their fellow players and some fans forever

@TheTennisLetter I have serious doubts that there will be a mass boycott because a few players will grab the opportunity to get as many points and prize money if not win the whole thing

Aryna Sabalenka says players might need to boycott the Grand Slams if they don’t get a bigger cut of the revenue "Without us there wouldn't be a tournament and there wouldn't be that entertainment. I feel like definitely we deserve to be paid more percentage.” "I think at some point we will boycott it. I feel like that's going to be the only way to fight for our rights." Aryna, along with other fellow top players, issued a statement regarding their disappointment with Roland Garros prize money: “With estimated revenues of over 400 million euros for this year’s tournament, prize money as a percentage of revenue will likely still be less than 15%, far short of the 22% that players have requested to bring the Grand Slams into line with the ATP and WTA Combined 1000 events.” World No. 2 Elena Rybakina also had this to say: “If the majority say we are boycotting, we are not playing, then of course I’m up for it.” “It’s not only on the Grand Slams and it’s not only about raising the prize money. A lot of people are not aware that there is taxes which are big. You even make more prize money, but you giving it all to the taxes.” Coco Gauff: “From the things I’ve seen with other sports, usually to make massive progress and things like this, it takes a union.” “We have to become unionized in some way... We definitely can move more as a collective.” “I definitely think there’s a consensus around that this needs to be addressed for all players of all levels, especially the lower-ranked players, too. I want to leave the sport better than I found it. If I can say I played my part when I retire, that’s something I can be proud of.” Her statement on a possible boycott: “If everyone were to move as one and collaborate, yeah, I can 100% see that.” The players also expressed their desire for better representation, health options and pensions from the Australian Open, Roland Garros, Wimbledon, and the US Open. Source: apnews.com/article/french…

@AlliHim32 @TheTennisLetter It's tennis, it's always been a rich man sport

@TheTennisLetter Are you kidding me? People can barely afford tickets. These venues would raise prices again. It’s becoming a rich man sport where every day people can go and enjoy.

Who's this lad well played for that last bit had me in bits 😂😂😂😂 fucking Igor Biscan

An Italian man, who "totally fell in love" with a Northern Ireland football club after becoming their "virtual" manager in a video game, travels more than 1,000 miles to watch the real team play. bbc.in/4edRiv0

Brilliant man management. ⬇️

"...no but, she is"

Someone send football websites please my main ones been nuked💔

Laurent Mekies on Max Verstappen's leadership: “He has this natural way to drag everyone behind him & to get people to give 101%. It's something to be fast in the car, it's something else to be outside of the car & to manage to get your team, your people to give their very best”

max’s interview with the bbc, talking how he’s falling out of love with the sport.. it’s way worse with the audio 🥹

Elena Rybakina on facing Sabalenka next in Miami "It's great to play against Aryna. Always pushing each other. I'll need to serve well & take care of my game, knowing she can hit a lot of good shots, winners, serves. I'll try to focus on myself more.”

me questioning my past 5 years of decisions after reading

this woman even being allowed near an olympic village after that scandal in 2022 is insane to me

This is how you introduce a character

@StangNando @brakeboosted x.com/nachez98/statu…

@brakeboosted RB drawing inspiration from Ferrari. How the tables have turned

Interesting development. Red Bull does what they can to use exhaust gases to add a bit of downforce. Redesigning and relocating the differential is a practically impossible season, at least not in this time frame. Notice they had to redesign the exhaust pipe to be able to do this. More/sharper bends in exhaust with a slight exit blockage = higher back pressure and reduction in engine power for an increase in downforce.

Jannik Sinner reached a new peak in ranking points, with 13750 points. It's the 3rd highest overall after Nadal (15390 points) and Djokovic (16950 points). 🐐🐐🐐

@Farrell86O @DaytrippingRed There was a regime who went to the same depths at the same time as them even.

@DaytrippingRed That’s why when ya hear people saying X is “as bad as the Nazis” they haven’t got a clue. Nobody have ever went to the depths they did. Cunts.

An eerie, strange and sombre day spent doing the tour of Auschwitz-Birkenau Hard to fathom the entirety of what occurred, even harder to imagine the place without visiting